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Milo powder contains a very low amount of caffeine, with official brand FAQs stating it’s only 2.2mg to 4.8mg per 20g serving, far less than a standard cup of coffee. This minimal caffeine level is naturally derived from its cocoa content, dispelling the myth of it being a high-stimulant energy drink.

A medium-sized Dunkin' Refresher contains approximately 99 milligrams of caffeine, derived from the green tea extract present in the drink's concentrated flavor base. This fact often surprises customers who perceive the fruity beverage as a caffeine-free alternative to coffee.

Despite being labeled non-alcoholic, most kombucha contains some residual caffeine from its tea base, although in significantly lower amounts than coffee or tea. This is because the fermentation process reduces but does not entirely eliminate the stimulant.

According to the official GT's Living Foods website, every 8-ounce serving of SYNERGY kombucha contains about 4 to 8 milligrams of caffeine, clarifying that it is not caffeine-free, but very low in caffeine. This low caffeine content is a natural result of the traditional fermentation process, which utilizes the original caffeinated tea base.

According to the National Coffee Association, a standard 8-ounce cup of brewed coffee contains approximately 95 mg of caffeine. This starkly contrasts with the average bubble tea, which typically contains less caffeine, making it a potentially milder beverage choice.

Compared to a standard cup of coffee which can contain around 95mg of caffeine, No 1 Living kombucha typically contains a small amount, around 15mg per serving. This makes it a popular choice for those seeking a gentle energy lift without the jitters often associated with higher-caffeine beverages.